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What was the most powerful social class in new Spain?
The Peninsular was the most powerful social class in New Spain.
What was the most powerful class in new Spain?
The Peninsular was the most powerful social class in New Spain.
Who was the highest social class of New Spain?
Peninsulares
Why was a strict caste system an important part of society in new Spain?
it was a continuation of the social structure of spain.
Which was the lowest of the four social classes in new Spain?
Indians slaves and negros
What two groups of people brought plantation owners in New Spain great wealth?
hagu
What is the sequence the groups in new Spain's colonial society from most to least powerful?
PeninsularesCriollosMestizosIndigenasMulatoesNegrosNegros BozalesEsclavos
Why was the casta system in New Mexico not as strong as it had been in Spain?
new mexico included people from many different groups
What lands made up New Spain?
The Viceroyalty of New Spain was made up of Mexico, Central America, the American southwest, Louisiana, Florida, the East Indies, and the West Indies.
What did the laws of the indies have to do with the encomiendas?
They regulated social, political and economic life in these areas of New Spain ( #4 )
What terms describes a social class in new Spain A.viceroy B.peninsulares C.empire D.plantation?
B. Peninsulares.
How Were New Spain and New France Alike and how were the different?
New Spain and New France were both European colonial empires in the Americas that sought to exploit resources and convert Indigenous peoples to Christianity. They were alike in their reliance on agriculture and trade, as well as their use of alliances with Indigenous groups. However, they differed in their approaches to colonization: New Spain established a more rigid, hierarchical society with a focus on resource extraction and large-scale agriculture, while New France emphasized fur trading and maintained more cooperative relationships with Indigenous nations, leading to a relatively smaller settler population. Additionally, New Spain was predominantly Spanish, while New France was primarily French, influencing their cultural and social dynamics.
